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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
2
Notice indicates second class matter at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879 with details readable in the fragmentary text.
Observations mix a changing song lyric and a bank failure in Milford Kansas with inflation fears. An economist warns against forced recovery while riots erupt in Harlem. Midwest incidents include tire blowouts injuring motorists and Nebraska lowering speed limits to curb deaths. Local social notes cover choir rehearsals, visits, and birthdays across Scandia and nearby homes.
Proceedings outline a four day Omaha district meeting held in Scandia Kansas from April 25 to 28 1935. The agenda lists luncheons devotions sermons prayers duets song quartets missionary address and social hours with multiple pastors and speakers including Rev C G Sandstrom Rev Carl Linden Rev J Englund Rev E Swan Rev Merle Burres Rev O G A summary of F A Spencers book and discussions on church and society literature.
The case before Justice of the Peace C D Forman in Belleville Kansas involves H H Mahan and Arthur Cardwell as plaintiffs seeking $99.75 with interest. Defendants J J Malik and William J Martinek are warned that attached property including a Dodge motor set and various tools and equipment may be used to satisfy the judgment if no answer is filed by April 30 1935 at 10 AM.
10 A. M Church School led by Otto Nelson Sept Address by Rev Lowell Swan. 11 A. M Morning Worship sermon by Rev H E Weaver. Noon Fellowship dinner at the Church. 3 P M Worship Service sermon by Rev W E Birch. Afternoon to evening refreshments in Church Parlors. 7:45 P M Evening Service sermon by Rev Christie Swain.
Report cards were handed out to pupils on April 10. Ada, Jean Debeur, Bernice Jackson, and Wilma Shivvers were in Belleville Tuesday afternoon collecting ads for the High News. The general assembly April 10 was led by Miss Jessie Nichol and W. M. Miller with songs and a talk by Rev. Chas Pehrson on California observations. Students were asked to refrain from talking in halls and a new rule placed newspapers under the journalism class for return after reading. Coats and hats should be hung in the halls, not left on desks. desks were cleaned at the end. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Carlson and daughters visited Scottville with Floyd, Nolan, and Donald.
An advertisement touts Williams S.L.K. Formula as relief for hyperacidity and digestive discomfort. It claims the product protects the stomach, assists its healing, and offers a pharmacist guarantee if satisfaction is not met. The ad urges readers to buy at Havgman and Wires Drug Store.
Courland reports a string of small social events and visits. Mrs. Floyd Nolan traveled to western Kansas with Wm Dunnigan managing oil affairs in their absence. Art Larson and family visited relatives in Burr Oak.
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